MANCHESTER UNITED HAVE AN UNTOUCHABLE PLAYER IN OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAERS' TENNURE WHOSE PRESENCE IN THE STARTING XI HINDERED A HEALTHY SQUAD ROTATION-- WILL THE CHANGE IN THE POST SOLSKJAER ERA ?
An Undroppable player! Should that word even be used in the same sentence as the word Manchester United?
Let's think back to the days of Sir Alex Ferguson. Yes! Manchester United channel is well aware that there are some people within the world of football, particularly within the Manchester United community, who simply are showing signs of tiredness from the idea of comparing this current Manchester United team to the previous Manchester United team under Sir Alex Ferguson.
However, the fact of the matter is that when any team experience is some level of stumbling block all experiences some manner of trouble with the rate of performance delivered on the pitch, the next best course of action Is to look back and compare the current struggle faced by current Manchester United team versus a period when the team was performing at its best to find out what the team is doing wrong. The fact of the matter is that at the moment, there is no other time Manchester United has performed at their top best except during the Alex Ferguson era.
Therefore, when the time to analyze the rate of success achieved by Manchester United in the past decade arrives, there is handy any better measurement and comparison that can be used than comparing the level of success achieved by the current Manchester United team against the level of success achieved by the Manchester United team unless Alex which so far has been the only successful Manchester United team during the past decade
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Had Manchester United reached the stage where they can achieve success under now former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer? Had former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer done enough to prove that he is undoubtedly chewed have been retained as the right man to lead Manchester United toward success? Was Ole Gunnar Solskjaer the right man for the job?
Evidently, all questions about former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will now be rendered automatically irrelevant after the recent news delivered last week which read that former Manchester United legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had been relieved of his duties as Manchester United manager. However, despite the former manager leaving his post at Old Trafford, there are some issues which the Manchester United former manager had created and will remain a problem to be dealt with.
A problem that current interim manager Michael Carrick will definitely be expected to address in today's match and a problem which the future Manchester United manager who will be implemented into the permanent role as the new Manchester United manager will need to address as soon as possible. Of course, this is just one of a couple issues that the new manager will need to address because contract issues and continuous squad rotation are some major problems standing between Manchester United and success. Major problems which the new permanent manager in charge at Manchester United will need to get to work and find with the resolved as quickly as possible.
Again, these are issues that will be hopefully addressed but the new manager will be set to step into the new role as much as they matter reportedly by January 2022 at the latest. at least this is the information the Manchester United channel understands as the situation unravels at Manchester United at the moment. These topics will all be addressed as we move closer to the January 2022 period. the result, addressing the topic of manager implementation at the moment seems rather ambiguous.
What does matter or the topic which holds a higher level of impotence at the moment is the clear fact that Manchester United under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had been operating a system which implemented a lack of squad rotation for the past three years. Everyone has the right to an opinion and here at Manchester United channel, particularly in this article, there is no stance on the whole debate between the "Ole out" campaign and the "Ole In" campaign. A campaign that had largely dominated the conversation around Manchester United particularly amid Manchester United fans for the past three years.
This article is not meant to pick one side over the other between both of these two campaigns. The main purpose of this article is simply to address the topic at hand through the information which is received here at Manchester United channel. Coming towards the end of last month, Manchester United Channel received reliable information suggesting that the now ex-Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer appear to have a set of players within this Manchester United squad that he favored a little more than other players in terms of affording this particular set of players more minutes ahead of other players in the Manchester United starting lineup.
Now while Manchester United channel will like to make this point clear that this article is not based on the sole purpose of distributing some level of agenda against the now-former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Instead,
This article is meant to address the few certain bit of information relating to the idea that Manchester United was starting to be a predictable side because former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer did not really show reassuring signs that he was intent on fully accessing all the qualities this current Manchester United squad can truly offer.
In a straightforward sentence, former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was simply running Manchester United under one particular system built around a particular set of eleven players when in reality the current Manchester United team truly had twenty-two players home can easily be afforded healthy match minutes each different week through regular rotation implemented within this Manchester United team.
A strategy which will now most likely be the number one category demanded by whoever is the new Manchester United manager implemented by the football club and of course this is the strategy which will most likely be demanded from current interim manager Michael Carrick with the former Manchester United legend now taxed with the responsibility of stirring the massive ship known as Manchester United FC from this point on until January 2022 when a new Manchester United manager is most likely anticipated to be implemented into the club.
In this part of this article, Manchester United Channel will introduce the player in question and then Manchester United Channel will present the topic dominating the talking points within most of the football analysts and the same talking point which has certainly dominated the conversation with the Manchester United fan base for the past two years. The topic which has largely eclipsed the conversation regarding Manchester United is concerning whether or not this particular player should even be in the starting lineup.
The topic also goes on to further evaluate if former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had immensely overlooked a potential opportunity to strengthen the current Manchester United team by substituting this player out of the starting lineup and instead implementing other possible options within the Manchester United roster into the Manchester United starting lineup consistently as a replacement for this particular player. The player whose place in the Manchester United starting XI has been consistently questioned during the tenure of Ole Gunnar Solskjaeris none other than Manchester United midfielder Scott Mctominay.
The reality is this, while Manchester United midfielder Scott Mctominay has almost unanimously been depicted as a player who can still play the role of an impact substitute for Manchester United especially considering the top talents Manchester United has in their roster ready to Be implemented in the center of the park. Form the likes of Bruno Fernandes, Donny van de Beek, and Paul Pogba, the Scottish midfielder has been deemed as a certain sixth option to be used in the central midfield for Manchester United behind the likes of Bruno Fernandez, Paul Pogba, Donny van de Beek, Fred Rodriguez, and even Nemanja Matic according to the information received by Manchester United channel.
So, the question then remains- is Scott Mctominay regarded as an elite talent in the current world of football? If the Scottish midfielder cannot even be placed as a top-tier talented midfielder on a global scale given the massive array of talented central midfielders currently displaying their various level of expertise in various leagues around the world of football, then why was former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer so insistent in maintaining the presence of the Scottish midfielder in Manchester United's starting lineup for the past three years?
According to the information received by the Manchester United channel, the clear reason presented for the consistent implementation of Scottish midfielder Scott McTominay into this Manchester United starting XI for the past three seasons has been predicted to be a result of the lack of football expertise and knowledge demonstrated by former Manchester United managers who had taken the role as Manchester United manager during the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era.
In the opinions of Manchester United fans, the Scottish midfielder has been deemed not good enough to be starting more than 45% of Manchester United games in the span of the past three seasons at the very least. However, in the opinion of most of the sports analysts across Europe before the notion of Scott McTominay's “Not Good Enough” came into existence - a notion which has now started to be promoted by various analysts across the globe.
However, before the year 2021, the message promoted the most football analyst in Europe particularly in England was that Scottish midfielder Scott McTominay had rightfully earned his place in the starting XI for Manchester United with various analysts across Europe presenting the Scottish midfielder as an absolute revolution of a player in the midfield for Manchester United during the first two years of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s tenure as Manchester United manager.
On the other hand, according to the few data generated by the Manchester United channel, the stance from Manchester United fans regarding the implementation of Scott McTominay has screwed firm and unwavering with a higher percentage of Manchester United fans continuously maintaining their stance about the Scottish midfielder. A stance which states that the Scottish midfielder is yet to surpass the level of an impact bench player for Manchester United and should not have been awarded a spot in the regular starting role in the Manchester United team simply because Manchester United had better- top talented- players such as Donny van de Beek and Paul Pogba who can operate better in the central midfield pivot positions for Manchester United.
“We can’t sit here and say Fred and Scot McTominay aren’t good enough for Manchester United to win the league because when you are left exposed as they are, it’s impossible for anyone.”
(Paul Scholes- Daniel Brown Joe.co.uk. October 2021.)
That was Paul Schools delivering the comment which seemed to be a complete endorsement of Manchester United duo Scott McTominay and Fred Rodrigues as the level of midfielders Manchester United need to succeed with the Manchester United legend claiming that the current struggle experienced by the Red Devils in the midfield was not down to the pair of midfielders. Rather, the former Manchester United legend had laid the blame for Manchester United's lack of success on the poor level of coaching implemented at the AON Training center. With that being said, another Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand expressed his own thoughts about the Manchester United duo with the ex-Manchester United captain making the next comment below
"How many times last year did we say that United needed to play one holding midfield player and then play someone next to him, just to be a bit more expressive, not as boring as they [Man Utd] was.
"We know that Fred and [Scott] McTominay are limited footballers, now I think on the coaching side of it, Paul Pogba comes into that.
(Rio Ferdinand- Nongyman, News Now. November 2, 2021.)
From the information Manchester United channel has been able to generate over the past week or two, evidence from comments and statements delivered by some of the more efficient football analysts in Europe suggest that the struggles experienced by Manchester United’s midfield are a result of the inability displayed by Manchester United duo Fred Rodriguez on Scott Mctominay to safely administer transition of play from defense to offense with a level of quality expected from any Manchester United side without experiencing a breakdown in the passage of play implemented in the central midfield.
An issue which a high volume of football analysts and high volume of Manchester United fans have insisted will not take place if a top-class central defensive midfielder were partnered up with the likes of top central midfielders such as Paul Pogba or Donny van de Beek in Manchester United's central midfield.
Of course, there's also the conversation which has been held regularly- a conversation with states that regardless of the absence of a top-class central defensive midfielder present within this Manchester United squad, the Red Devils have the option of implementing two top talented central midfielders in Donny van de Beek and Paul Pogba to operate together as the central midfield pairing to inject quality into the midfield area and present an er of a high threat to opponents which will most likely pin opponents back and limit the options of an insurmountable attack delivered by the opponents.
The idea behind the constant demand to implement the pair of central midfielders into the starting XI for Manchester United is to explore the concept that with the presence of Donny van de Beek and Paul Pogba in the midfield pivot Manchester United, opponents will be presented with the problem of limiting the level of impact these two players will have in a game.
So much so that opponents will most likely not have the opportunity to instigate an all-out attack on Manchettes United with the fear of being left vulnerable at the back. A situation that can certainly be exploited by the presence of three top creative central midfield players such as Bruno Fernandes, Paul Pogba, and Donny van de Beek were all implemented into the central midfield in Manchester United's starting XI.
However, during the past four years under the previous manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the possibility of witness in the midfield that consists of the trio of Donny van de Beek, Paul Pogba, and Bruno Fernandes never materialized consistently for Manchester United and the evidence suggests that this played a major role in the level of decline witnessed in the level of performance Manchester United was able to deliver under the tenure of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
An issue which never did sit well with the Manchester United fan base and an issue which eventually started to resonate amongst various football analysts in Europe but only towards the last two years in the tenure of former Manchester United ex-manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
interestingly enough, a good portion of football analysts and a good portion of Manchester United fans continue to pin the struggles Manchester United has experienced in the middle of the park throughout the past three seasons an issue still currently experienced by Manchester United current midfielder Paul Pogba even though the different reason the french midfielder has been absent from Manchester United's central midfield has largely been either due to injury or because the ex-Manchester United manager had largely deployed him on the right-hand side throughout last season and this season.
The positive conception involving Manchester United which is now shared by the vast majority of football fans and the vast majority of football analysts is that people are starting to come to terms with the reality that the blame to be had for Manchester United lack of success in recent years is truly down to the absence of one missing piece of the puzzle and that is the absence of a central defensive midfielder who can allow top midfielder such as Bruno Fernandes, Paul Pogba or Donny van de Beek to operate more freely in the attacking end without the concept of providing defensive protection to Manchester United's backline.
All in all, answering most of the points addressed in this article, there is actually substantial evidence to suggest that ex-Manchester United manager had largely contributed to his own downfall. the concept now promoted around Manchester United is not to belittle the ex-Manchester United manager who is in his rights and merits still highly regarded Manchester United legend. The concept promoted at Manchester United at the moment is to respect the ex-manager and Manchester United legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaers’ attempt to revitalize Manchester United.
The further concept now promoted at Manchester United is to engineer the transition from Ole Gunnar Solskjaers’ tenure to the tenure of a new Manchester United manager without any level of disrespect shown towards ex-Manchester United manager r Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Michael Carrick remains in charge as the interim manager who will lead the Red Devils into the new year. However, in regards to the beer picture, the question resonating around Manchester United at the moment appears to be this- WHO WILL BE THE NEXT MANAGER?
